Climate: RFF panel analyzes alternative proposals for post-Kyoto strategy

How should a post-2012 international climate policy be structured? During today's E&ETV Event Coverage of a recent Resources for the Future discussion, panelists analyze alternative strategies to a post-Kyoto policy. Participants include Joseph Aldy, a fellow at Resources for the Future, Robert Stavins, director of the Harvard University Environmental Economics Program, and Todd Stern, vice chair of the Public Policy and Strategy Practice at WilmerHale. They focus on six alternative international strategies that are featured in Aldy and Stavins' new book, "Architectures for Agreement: Addressing Global Climate Change in the Post-Kyoto World," and give key highlights of the book's analysis.